To compare more, our method outperforms misclassification rates reported in many other studies like [1]} with \(32.1\%\) , [2]} with \(25.9\%\)  and [3]} with \(25.8\%\) . A summary of these misclassification rates is given in Table REF . Note that the experimental setup of each study is a bit different (we did our best to match the state-of-the-art results [4]}) but all are trying to infer transportation modes.
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